Tosh-Hovli Palace

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Tosh-Hovli Palace is a 19th-century royal residence in Khiva, Uzbekistan, renowned for its richly decorated courtyards, intricate tilework, and traditional Khivan architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf palace
royal residence
architecturalStyle Islamic architecture
Khivan architecture
builtFor Allakuli Khan NERFINISHED
conservationStatus preserved historic monument
country Uzbekistan NERFINISHED
endDate 1841
era Khanate of Khiva NERFINISHED
floorCount two main levels in parts of the complex
function residence of Khivan khans
hasCourtyardType introverted courtyard layout
hasPart covered iwans
guest courtyard
harem courtyard
inner courtyards
ornamental halls
reception courtyard
service quarters
summer mosque
winter mosque
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
inception 19th century
locatedIn Itchan Kala NERFINISHED
Khiva NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Khorezm Region NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricCity historic center of Khiva
materialUsed baked brick
ceramic tile
wood
namedAfter “Tosh-Hovli” (Stone House) NERFINISHED
notableFor carved wooden columns
intricate tilework
painted ceilings
richly decorated courtyards
traditional Khivan ornamentation
numberOfCourtyards three main courtyards
openToPublic yes
partOf Itchan Kala UNESCO World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
region Central Asia
roofType flat roof
startDate 1830
tourism major tourist attraction in Khiva
uses calligraphic tile inscriptions
floral tile patterns
geometric tile patterns
muqarnas decoration

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Khiva hasLandmark Tosh-Hovli Palace